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The stories of the best t-shirts at Sled Island Festival

On June 23, 2014
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Name: London Spowart
From: Red Deer, Alberta

What does your shirt mean to you?
It’s just an iconic shirt. It’s one of my favourite bands and one of my favourite albums. It’s an incredible album from start to finish. It’s incredibly punchy and very technical. I’ve seen Nomeansno quite a number of times and they’ve always been inspirations to me, just they playing of Rob and John Wright…

So what you’re saying is you didn’t just pick the shirt because of the big picture of a cow on it?
No, no, I’ve been trying to track down a Nomeansno shirt for the longest time. I kind of wanted the “Kill Everyone Now” shirt, but they had the Wrong shirt, so I got it instead.

And it’s a fitting shirt to wear in Cowtown…
I suppose so. Definitely.

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